PATV has been recognized with two awards from the Alliance for Community Media Hometown Media Awards for 2018 held at the Hilton in Baltimore, MD. There to accept the awards was Erica Bradley, PATV Executive Director. The first award is “Overall Excellence for 2018” for the entry of “PATV’s Year in Review – 2017” which contained clips from all programming cablecast last year on PATV channels 20 (Altice/Optimum) and 37 (Verizon/Fios). 
The next award is first place in the Original Drama/Comedy category for “The White Chalet” by Al Meglin given to Erica Bradley, PATV Executive Director, the late Norman Hall, Director and Marcelo Mendez, PATV Director of Technical Operations. This was the last play directed by the late Norman Hall.
PATV has been a window to the community through media since 1984 and is proud to bring quality, award winning programming to the residents of the fifteen incorporated villages of Nassau County on channels 20 (Optimum) and 37 (Verizon) streaming from patv.org/livestream and our Facebook platform: PATV – Long Island. Check them out online at www.patv.org, on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube as PATV Long Island and on Instagram as patvlongisland.
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